Impact Comics will always be my home comic book store. No matter how far away I go or how long I…read morestay away I always try to visit Impact Comics when I visit my home town. They have a great selection and diversity of stuff, they supported women in comics (as consumers and creators) back before this was cool. All my staff interactions have been fantastic, good for a chat if you want, happy to let you browse if you want to just look around.

AMAZING store, great service, so much stock, very well organised and so many graphic novels here. I…read morespent over $300 and would have spent more if my husband had not physically removed me from the store. I am genuinely glad I don't live in Canberra as I would be here all the time and I think the children would probably miss me.

This was the first location we visited after relocating to Canberra from the U.S. We found the…read morestaff to be very friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the amount of documentation needed for new residents to establish a new mobile service is lengthy, but the staff were helpful and patient. It took us a few visits and running around at no fault of the staff, but service was established. This was a good experience, but I only give it 4 stars as we quickly learned not all Optus employees and locations are equal and we were astonished at the rates charged in Australia for such outdated technology and poor mobile/internet coverage.

Visited the ACT and was fortunate enough to have this place within a short walking distance from…read moreour hotel. Lots of options for shopping, food and entertainment. There's a casino about a block from the mall.

I didn't know Canberra Centre before it was done up, but it seems to have everything you'd want in…read morea big shopping Centre. There are fancy stores, there are $2, and there are the useful stores like Target and Big W. The food court seemed a little lacklustre, filled with mostly fast food, and not many interesting options. Skip it all together and head to Dobinson's instead on the ground floor. There's paid parking, but at least it's fairly cheap. At the end of the day it's a shopping centre, and in Australia they usually don't get too excited. It's not as sterile and intimidating as some fancier shopping centres, and you could definitely do a lot worse.

Oh. My. God. First time visitor (and probably last). I do have to say I have not found a single…read moregood coffee shop in Canberra after moving here from Sydney couple of weeks ago, BUT this place is among the worst on coffee. I ordered a long black and received a cup of brown liquid with NO crema or even a hint of it whatsoever. Food's average.

First time here for breakfast with friends…read more Service: 5/5 (Such a friendly cashier) Food: 5/5 Presentation: 5/5 (Great colours, neatly-plated) What I ordered: Spanish Breakie - 2 Fried Eggs, Spinach, Well-done Onions, Cherry tomatoes, Chorizo, Potatoes + English Muffin First thought: The Chorizo is amazing! Other thoughts: I really enjoyed the spinach, tomatoes, & cooked onions as well. Light, fresh flavors of the veggies definitely counter-balanced the heavy chili aioli sauce (although I thought it was spicy mayo at first) well. My friends ordered the ricotta hotcakes and the eggs benny's and they looked really good too!

Isn't quite the outlet mall it started out as, but is more 50/50 homemaker and outlet mall. Some…read moregood bargains can be had and it's still a good place to go for a wide range of items. They are currently rejigging the floorplan and providing more cut throughs between the various areas. Was very pleased to note that there is now a Williams Sonoma outlet there.

This is the old DFO in Canberra, it's half full and there's quite a few stores that are empty but…read morethat shouldn't discourage anyone from going as there are some very good bargains to find there.

Confusing layout aside, this is one of the better Westfield shopping centres I've been to. Rather…read morethan make every shop bar three a retail front for women's clothing, they actually have some variety to offer. The highlight is definitely the collection of varied high quality eateries on the Corrina Street side. From Vietnamese to Turkish to Indian. Definitely worth a look.

Not a bad shopping experience. Pretty much just your typical Westfield Mall with all the shops you…read moreneed in the one place. Food Court is good here with a variety of options, and I've never had a problem with parking here. A good place to have a morning or afternoon's shopping.

They have absolutely everything you could possibly want for authentic Australian souvenirs…read more Stuffed animals, clothes, accessories, ornaments, magnets, handmade crafts, and much more. They even had a lot of Canberra specific items! Was able to get my family presents in one trip. Australian Choice is on the ground floor near the Aldi and North Face. Reduced hours on weekends. Highly recommend for anyone visiting.

Supercute local bookshop, performance space, gallery, and coffeeshop! Lots of choice from outdoor…read moreseating to inside couches, chairs, and eclectic art. Stopped in for a coffee but looking forward to coming back for a live show sometime.

So, it's listed as a bookshop but it has since become a low key bar and place to hang out. It has…read moregood live music and other performances. These usually involve buying a ticket but you can also just come, grab a simple beer and hang out on the comfortable seats outside instead of near the stage. It really is the perfect place to chill out - especially if you've just had hotpot across the street. Highly recommended.